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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1887-06-16

A Lively Contest in Rappahannock.
A correspondent gives the following ac-
| count of election methods in Rappahan-
mock county:
Our spring election passed off quietly.
The county officers had no opposition and
but little opposition was made to the dis
trict officers except in Washington district,
where we had one Of the warmest contests
ever known over the supervisorship. The
candidates. Thos. F. Kinsey. the incum-
bent, and B. ]. Wood, his opponent, are
both Democrats and men of wealth. Mon
ey was openly and freely used. Forty dol
lars was paid for single vote. Twenty
dollar gold pieces were quite common in
the hands of men after the election who
never possessed one before. 1t is estlma-
ted that 81 800 was spent over this little
office worth about $25 year. There being
no opposition in other districts,,of the.coun-
ty numbers of friends of each OF the can
didates came to Washington to aid in the
contest or witness the fray and help to
swell the excitement. Wood was elected
by 40 majority. O'Bannon, the member OF
the House of Delegates, it is said was
friend of Woods, and the opposite or Kin
sey party threaten to defeat his reelection
with Boyd Gordon. a young millionaire
from Baltimore, who owns large landed
estate in this county and claims aresidence
here. Gordon, learn has announced him
self candidate regardless of convention
of his party.'It is thought O'Bannon will
not run. although extremely anxious to
have another term. O'Bannon is man of
means and is backed by large number of
wealthy relatives. but all combined could
not compete with Gordon on the money
question, which seems to be the only ques-
ton between them. The Republicans will
hardly put up candidate, even if both
run, but will support the most ccnserva-
tive of the two If we could only get the
Anderson Mccormick law repealed and
one enacted under which we could have a
fair election we could carry this state in
1888. The thinking, rejecting people of
this county are very much disguised with
the legislature for not settling the State
debt upon some plan, even if it called for
an increase of taxation to carry it out and
keep our schools in operation. The people
are more honest than their representa-
tiveS.
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enjoy the readiest mutual confidence and
brotherly esteem, and mayhap in spite of in
different and ignorant politicians. they and
their children will become the strongest social
cement of our permanent union.
We dashed together like waves on rocks.
We fought till the ground was red;
We met in the shuddering battle shocks,
Where none but the freed soul fled.
Now side by side in the Nations fe
And shoulder to shoulder are we;
And we know by the grip of our hands strife,
What the strength of our love may be.
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". +. CRAIG,
commissioners

mssioners appointed by decree of May 26th,
1887, in the above suit of Lushbaugh & Bro.
against Staunton Female Seminary has exc
cuted and filed the bond required by said de-
cree, JOS N. RYAN
je 2-tds CLERK.
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FENCE MACHINES


Diploma awarded by Virginia s tate Agricul
pou1try-yard, farm fencing, gates. &C., &c.
Diploma awarded at win-Augusta Fair al
Staunton, Va, 1885, for the best portable fence
Diploma awarded at ScOttsville Fair.
Every man looking to his interest will ex.
anime our fence before erecting any other.
The FENCE is manufactured under. and pro-
tected by letters patent Nos 2O4 ,312, 2i6,69O
26l, 6S3, POI 6Sf. Any infringement will be pros
ecuted to the fullest extent of the law.
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FURNITURE

of all descriptions from the plainest to the most
elegant.
Special and careful attention will be given to
on ducting FUNERALS.
CAsEETs AND COFFINs, from the most ex-
pens-ve to the cheapest, furnished at short
notice. This department is under the charge
Mr.. W. d. GAMBLER, a funeral director of
50 years experience
tg- Bodies preserved any length of time in
the hottest weather.
~ Ice Baskets and embalming fluids fur
nished on application.
Handsome Hearse in attendance. jly23
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MISERABLE PROPERTY FOR RENT.-Th q
~ following property belonging to E. Me
Mahon is offered for rent on accommoda ting
terms:
Four dwelling houses on N. Street. each con-
tanning five rooms and provision room. and
each having separate yard fenced in: alIey in
rear for transporting fuel gate entering fro no
alley to coal and wood house in the yard: inn
proved water closet with water and hydrant In
yard: water tax free.
All of the above property has just been re-
fitted throughout, with new plastering paint
ing. Whitewash, improved water closets, thor
ough draining. &c.
For terms, &C., apply to
E. A. MCMAHON,
may 26-tf Corner Augusta and Poin is
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General AveriIl's Speech.

The following is the full text of General
Averill's speech at the Opera House, on
on Thursday last:
FeISoD Count1ymen:--I thank you for the
honor that your invitation brought to me, and
for the great pleasure of meeting you on this
occasion of the yearly rewakening of the cher
lshed memories of your departed soldiers
Your courteous summons made me happy by
informing me that was yet alive, for to be
forgotten is to be dead, and gladly come tc
assist in q Memorial service which shall keer
alive IN memory the days and deeds of those
bravo men Of yours who are not dead but liv-
ing lmmortally-just beyond the bourne OF
earthly sense. (applause.)
Undoubtedly there are many people in our
country who were acquainted with the war at
long range and arc not yet aware that it is
over. And some double-tongued statesmen
who may feel surprised that one who had in
vaded and pervaded your country with an
active armed force. should be asked to receive
your hospitality on an occasion like this, when
you are porpetuatipg the sad but heroic men,
cries ne had helped to create.
IT
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From the foregoing it will be seen that am
now interested in the business of Mr.. q. l..
and the public to bestow on the new firm a lib
eral patronage. 1t will certainly be my endeav-
or to make the house worthy of whatever favor
1t may receive at the hands of the public,
mar I6 FITZHUGH ELDER.
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ME FIR M!
w ELL E r 81 ED E r,

MIR. Fitzhugh Elder has this day been admit
ted to an interest in my business which will
hereafter be conducted under the name of
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NJ. B. HAMRICK

Having largely increased our stock and facil-
ties, and being now prepared to fill all orders
arge or small, we respectfully invite careful
Inspection from persons who desire to urchase
FURNITURE
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During the last month quite large quan.ity
of goods have been disposed of at our sfaughter
prices. Sales at these n1dTked-0 oaOn prices will
be continued during the present month and
those who foil to take advantage of them will
m ISIS most desirable bargains.
Those indebted to me on past dealings are re-
Quested to settle without delay.
c. l.. WELLER
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Carpets, 0il-Cloths, Curtain Good.
STAUNTON FEMALE SEMINARY
PROPERTY
AT PUBLIC SAITH
and HOUSE-FURNISHiN ARTICLES

NOT En-
AT PU BLIC SALE
Pursuant to a decree of the Circuit Court of
Augusta, rendered May 26th, 1887 in the chan
Gerry suit therein pending. under the name and
style OF Lushbaugh & Bro. VS., Staunton Female
seminary ana ais, we will. as commissioners
therein appointed proceed to sell at public anc.
t1on, to the highest bidder on
SATURDAY. JULY I'd, 1887
in front of the Court House of Augusta county
that very valuable and desirable property
known as
Stanton Female Seminary.
story building, con tanning 81 rooms besides 4
basement rooms and large study and recita-
tloniroom; the building is situated on a beauti-
fui and splendidly located lot containing about
commodating 60 pupils, besides, the family of
the Principal. This Seminary Is in O flourish
ing condition so far as the attendance of pupiIs
and its management is concerned; 1t has been
IN successful! operation for II years and has
been conducted by Rev. James Willis as Prin-
cpal for the past five years and IS now offered
for sale by reason OF mortgages and liens crea.
ted for the purchase of the lot and the erection
of the buildings thereon.
This is a rare opportunity for PURCHASING
school property.
The commissioners invite correspondence.
and Will lake pleasure In showing this property
to any one DESTROYS of purchasing the same
TERMS-TWenty per cent OF the purchase
money cash. and the residue upon credits of
one, two, three and four years in equal install
ments. for which the purchaser will execute
bonds with approved personal security, bearing
interest from the day of sale and title retained
as ultimate security.
&SSale to begin at O'Clock. P. NJ.
W. A. HUDSON.
ROBERT CRAIG,
w. +. CRAIG,
fN<Nt.N ,.,f-
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CLOSING SALE OF
PERSON AL PROPERTY
At Stribling Springs, Au 5usta County, Va

AS Administrator of Chesley Kinney dec'd I
will sell at Stribing Springs, on
THURSDAY, JUNE 3d. 1887,
80 Blankets, 10 Hair Mattresses, 10 Dining-room
Tables, Is Cotton top Mattresses Hair pillows
and Bolsters, sheets, Table Cloths, Napkins,
White Bed Spreads, Office Desks, Wash
stands, Tables. Bedsteads. Silver Knives and
Forks, Tea Spoons, knabe Piano. l Billiard
Table, Set of Ten Pins and Balls. and nu merous
other rticIes,-all must be sold and those in
search of bargains cordially invited to at
tend.
TERMS:-$10 and under cash over that amt
mouths with negotiable note satisfactorily en-
dorsed.
sale at 10 clock A. M.
E. NJ. Cushing & Son. Auctioneers
june 9-tds.
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SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
In the Village of New Hope, Va.


Pursuant to decree of the Circuit Court of
Augusta county. rendered at the May term,
1885, in the cause of j. W. H. Prisons guardian
VS.. w. II. Pilson's widow. l will, as commission
er therein appointed, proceed to sell at public
auction. at the front door of the Court house in
Staunton, Va, On
MONDAY, JUNE q, (Court-day) 1887,
that valuable property, situated in the village
of New Hope belonging to the estate of the late
DR.. W. II. Pison.
The tract contains 1914 acres of fine land in
excellent condition. with buildings in fine re-
pair. The improvements consists OF q first-ra
dwelling of six rooms, barn, granary. and all
necessary outbulldfngs. There is a splendid
orchard of the choicest fruit on the place, and
an abundance of good water. The property
would make desirable home. 1t is an excel
lent neighbour God and convenient to the stores
and churches of New Hope and vicinity.
TERMs.-Enough cash in hand to pay the cost
of suit and sale, and the residue in equal in
stalments, at one, two and three years. with
interest from day of sale purchaser executing
bonds with approved personal security and the
title retained until all the purchase money is
paid. JOHN w. STOUT, Comm'r.
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thereby certify that John w. Stout has exc
cuted the bond required by the decree of sale
rendered in the cause of Pisnn's Guardian vs.
Ptlson's widow. Given under my hand this
Both day of Sept, 1885.
mBy 26-tds. J. N. RYAN, Clerk,
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VH G. VINCENT.

" c. VINCENT.
p. o. Box 4, Staunton, Va.
Proprietor of Patents of the
FARM, GARDEN e ORNAMENTAL FENCE
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j. Fl. Zeilia d Co., Sole Proprietors,
Price 500. PHILADELPHIA
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is not an inspiration, it is necessary condi-
ton of social existence. 1t is the threshold
of religion. Outside this threshold men are
brutes Inside we behold all that man has
discovered and created-Society, Govern
ment, Language, Literature, Science, and
Art
This undying mother of civilization, - Re
ligion-is the first necessity experienced and
the last comfort reinquished in every human
life. In this mothers arms we are suspended
between two infnites, as in hammock one
end of which is held by Memory, the other
by Hope, The history of this Nation. the
only one which can now be studied from Its
beginning is already a new and original page
in the story of the world. Not yet hundred
| years old, and on a new continent, nation
that employs two million men in social war;
ana succeeds in uniting itself and knitting
its people together is certainly original. -
Another wonderful thing is that the very
soldiers of both armies who did tie lighting
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PICKLE & HAMRICK,
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nR. ]. ST. Z. .GIBSON,
Ofice:-Corner,of Augusta and Frederick 9ts.
Cffice hours to a. m., to p. M, = 10 p. IN.
june
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
r NJ. QUARLES,
d. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
feb25, 'S6-tf STAuNToN, VA

TYR. H. Nj. PATTERSON-offers his profess
- sional services to the citizens OF Staunton.
6OFFICE-No. ll3 Main Street. opposite the
Opera House. junelS
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Y. NJ. BICKLE
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TwENTY-THREE YEARS AGO,

these hills had been resounding with the
dreadful thunder of artillery and the deadly
rattle of musketry, and the dust of these
tralnpled fields had been redeemed with the
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.,2ieberfrans"

Ser ,9ieoertran31. Der ilnsfte uns
ferer biefigen Geiangbereine, fibrte fid
ON Sonntag Mbeno bur9 elm Concert,
perbunben nit mufifalif1 bramatif9eu
Darffelungen elm. bas benz iungeu
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bas mir in berieIben 8eiebuns f9ou in
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elm gemitbli1ss Sang $ &rdns9en bic
Mitglieber bes 0ereins uno bei5en 8d5fe
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MUcrIet.

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nabe Seguin bon benz @eleiie Der Suns
Jet 8abn getpprfen, nobei Iuguft 8ers
ieifcr I9mer ~pertpuubet purbe, 10 baB
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be gei6lagen unb itarb in 6olge beHen.
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aus Borne.
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halle abgsbaltenen 0erfammlung Der
prs5ibitionifien wurbs Der 8oribenbe
beauftragt, fir Serar Gountp elm gres
cutiptomlte su eruenneu. Der Nbbofat
8oofer uno Gol. Mit6en bielten &es
ben. Inter ben Gnmeienben befanben
fi6 pieIe 6rauen.
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fano Elm 2uInmmenffob BON Gradtstis
gen Der Giibli6en pacifc gabn fatt,
wOour6 bic pahasier3ise bsripdtst
tparben.
Sermonn 2ange wurbe am
Gamfiag in biIfofem 3uffanoe auf Der
StraBe eefunben. SIN @%ountpgeri1t
ergab fi9, baB er an 8eiffesf0rung lei.
bet unb man ianbte ibn u%orldufig ms
Nr%menhaus.
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Der GItefien ginmobner San Mntonios
unter eroBem @eIeit b%egraben. SO NOR
5. 3. Stumbers. Der felt Al Sabren
in Der Sta6t pobnte unb elm utter bon
So Sabren errei9te. Ser @erfforbene
mar elm Biebermonn i'm tpabrffen Slime
bes Wortes. Gus fleinen 8erbdltnihen
arbeitete sr fid burd GleiB unb Spar-
famfeit ernpor unb mar beliebt bel See
hermann. 8eideiben uno anipru6ss
lps blieb er aud, als er Su Woblfanb
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unb trlg germ unb bereittpiIig fein
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ter5iiibung elmer Dfentli9eu Sadie ooer
zines beuti9en un%ternebmens banbelte.
Stumbers mar elm e6ter Sppus oes ars
%beitiamen, itrebenben unb geniigiamer
Seutf1en, Der fi9 bur6 feline @brli6s
felt unb Bebarrlidteit in Werfolgung
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fen ,peiB. Sn ibn III Der Stabt elm gutter
8iirger betIoren gegangen. Jriebe ieis
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Gin @ei6dft, auf melGes San 4n'
tonic ole uria9e bat ftol5 gu fein, ii
eas bes 6errn 8. &oubaut, Sdnb'
Ter in Oiamanten, Sdmudia1en, Sob
unb Silberwaaren. Der Worraib in
bieleu SaGeu if eritaunensmertb uni
fam in feiner Stabt bes .Staatss iber'
troifen tperben. Die Naaren inb in
elmer iiberfi9tIiden grt unb Weiie aass
geIsat unb bas game @ei9dftslofaI,
benz Serr Gouuant ieIbif als tiidtiger
6a@mann unb Gen1er unb OILS praftii9
~erfabrener llbrmader porfebt, madt
einen ~briIanteu ginbrud. Nas
mentli9 bic 6remben finb einsela-
ben, bas @eI9dft su beil9en unb ben
&eidtbum in ih6nen S@mudia9eu,
ubren &c. au befidtisen, Der bier aufs
geFtapelt 1T. gs piro Niemaub Suges
muibst. su taufen; Sebermann III mil@
fommen, ba Serr &oubant iih elm 8ers
gniigen barous ma6t. feline Waaren 3u
3eisefl. Wer eben Bebarf in obigen
Nrtifela bot, Der sebe brett su 8. &ous
bant. mo er gut bebient tpirb.
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san ntoHiO, %. Mdrs, 'S7.
ltniere ncutidl:enaliidle Sdmle.


Die nabe bsuorifebenbe priifuus in
ber beutid-englii9en Sbule peraulaBt
uns, Die Greunbe bieier InlaIt redt.
seitig aufSufOrbern, aud bieies Sahr
bur6 sablrei6en 8efu9 ibr SntereIe
an Der Wirtfamfeit uno benz @ebeiben
bes Snftitutes funbgeben gu wollen.
4uf fribere grfabrunsea unb ei9eie
8eO6adtungen geffiiBt, biirfen plr
berDorbeben, baB ben 8eiu6enoe Ses
Iegenbeit gegeber tperben ipirb, lid EN-
unbefangenes urtbeiI iiber bic gBlrts
iamfeit Der 2ebrer, pie iiber bic geis
ifunaen Der S6iiler, 81 biloen. gSir
baben bel berartigeH 6elegenbelten,
tets nit @enugtbuung bemerft, baB ies
Be show" dngitli6 permieben, ni6ts
medanif6 4usfpenbig gelerntes Dorges
bra6t unb bic @nifalt in ibrer eigenifen
Wirfiamteit porgefiibrt mirb. llnbes
fangene 8eobo6ter tuerben uns in bic.
fem urtbeil unbeoingt beiffimmen.
|. Sn ri9tiger Nufafung Der @erbdlts
niiie baben bic 8riirber Der Nnftalt BEL
Benennung berielben, ale bo1t0nen.
Den Hamert bermieoen. Ho9 iebt mill
Die @duIe ui1ts tpeiter fein, aIs cine
tidtige Birgeri6ule, bic in Der 8ers
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MeniGen au ersieben. Dir tuieberbo.
len Die ~unIdnsif BON uus ~ausseipros
6ene gnii6t: bob unIere S9ule In Der
fteten @eGielbesiebung swiiGen Der
beuti6en unb englifden Sprade, IN
benz forttpdbrenben - betuuBten uno
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. berielben, elm
uniGdbbares eigenartiges 6ilfsmittel
fur bic gntpideluag Der 8erfanbess
unb llrtbeiIstraft beIiBt. Sie beporftes
benbe priifung uiro, iuie geiagt, len
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iid iiber bic 2eifuneen in ben angebeus
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2inie bas @ebeiben Der 4nifalt am
Ser3eu Iieet, ii6 sabIrei6 e%infinben !
Dab elm bon ibnen betuieIeues reyes
SntereFe fur bic 9ebrer. ME fiir Die
Sdhler BON tuobltbuenbem unb anre'
senbem ginfuB iein muB, braadt ni9t
erit berporgeboben Sa tueroen.
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Die Salsejtou s~nttliniea .eHenbabm.

Wie mir Dor Sturgeon mlttbeilten, tuai
in @aIbefon Der 8au elmer ieuer 81.
fenbabnitraBe i'm plan, tpelhe apiIdeu
Der gentraIs unb @ania Sc 8abr Der.
laHfeub ben 6afenplaB bon Seras mil
Der Horbgreu3e bes Siaates in m6eli6f
furse 0erbinDung ieben folte. Siefs
Balm, su beren @riinouns fi1 bic Der.
oorrasenbiten Geiddftsmdnner unb 2a.
pitaliften b~erbunben bobeu, bat iebi
unter benz Nanen v@alpefton . 9nfts
linien : Gifenbabn" bon Der Seras.
2egislatur ibren Greibrief erbaIten.
ueI9er ibr gu glei9er 3eit Dos Redi
ertbeiIt, In Yerbinbung nit berielben
SeIesrapben. unb Selepbon : 9inien in
Betrieb 3u feben. Ha1 Der Snforpos
Frationss Afte fol- oas 6tammfapital fir
bic neue nnternebmuitg aus 5 Miaio.
men Dollars beiteben, weldes burd
$4,000 Nftien, iebe 5u 500 auf.
gebradt tuerben follen. Che nod bic
Bidder benz sroBen publifum sur 3ei9=
hung oufgelegt purben, tparen fhon
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BON Mitgliebern Der @riinbungs. @eiea.
i6aft genomrnert moroen.
Die 2uftIinienbabn gebt mad ben
Beifimmungen bes 6reibriefs in uoros
tpeitIider &idtung bur9 bic Counties
@albeffon, Sarris, Wontgomerp, Mas
bilon, 2eon, unb oann bon bort in
n6rbIi1er &i1tung ourdb 6reefoue,
Raparro, Senberion, Ban 3anot,
Raines, 9opfins, Delta unb 3amar
bis su einem Yunfte ON Mebriper; in
2eon 60. sueist fi9 cine mad Wefien
laufenoe Babn ab. melde bic Counties
2imeione, Sails, Me2ennan. 8osque
unb 6amilton big 3u einem puntte in
gomarGe So. bur1i9neibet bic 9aupts
babu bon GalDeiton biz gum &eoriber
bat cine 2dnge BON %ungefdbr 1865 Meis
len, bic bon 2eon So. a~bgebenbe 3meiss
balm III u~neefdbr 140 Meilen lang.
Dos erfe, bereits geipdbIte Sireftorium
beitebt aus ben Germ o. Mboue, 9eon
Blum, s. Dper, 8. 2empner, Sulius
&unse. %. 8. Moobp unb s. 6. WaIs
liz. Die 2uftlinienbabu pirb bic gnts
fernunsen 3mif9eu ben b~ebeutenberen
Standardization, tuelhe i'm Berei6e bes
8abubeSirfs iiegen, uub benz <6afens
plat UNI elm betrddIIihes perfiirsen; 10
nirb Dallas UNI 81 Weilen ndber aes
rtidt iein, Sort Wortb um 38, MeTia
I'm 81, Warabadie UNI 40, WiQs
point um AZ, SULPHUR SPRINGS UNI
81, paris um lit, .9eniion UNI IA,
8reenbiIe um "a, We9innep UNI Is,
Weaiberforb UNI 81, gleburne um 81
uni 6ilsboro um 81; man6e pldbe
tueroer bur9 bic ueue 2inie fir Gal.
betiou erit aufgei6lofen merben.
Die Counties, bur6 tpel6e bic 2uft=
Balm gebt, baben cine 8eiammt : BE.
p6Iferung bon unsefdbr 498. 000a0pfen,
unb baiten.-tuas fir ben 6afenDerfehr
BON @aIbeifon bauptfd9lid in Betra6t
fommt, i'm Sabre 1886 cine 8aumwol.
lens pio6uftion BON 1880 8allen.
5Gon biefe 3ablen, welhe bic @ons
iumtionst ioipie bic probuftions .Gdbigs
.eit oes Difirifts fsfffelen, tuel6en bic
iieue Babn burhi6neieen pirb, ipeifen
mad, bon nel6er Be6eutuug bisieIbe
fur bic 3utunft bon @aIOefon fein
muB.
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idreibt :. rWsiner 6amilie unb mir isIbt iint
bic ipobItbdtisen 6oIasn 3brer ausae,ei6ncteu
MsbiSin, Or. ainss 9ep Diseoberp sssen aus.
3ebruna, 3u &beiI 9eiporoen. SD babe geiun-
ben, bab fe bait, mas bon ibr berIproden pire
uno oesbalb be3euae iJ ibrsn @srtb. ale mel.
ne 6reunbe, benen i'd bic MsbiSin smpiobI, 10.
ben fie.
@arantis pirb s%eIeiiiet, bab Or. Sings Rem
Oiseoperb segen ausSebruna Suiten, ertdI.
tuna. Bronchitis, slfbma, Brdunt unb ale
SaIs., 9rui nno eunsenieiben beilt. 9robe.
Haidsn fret bel u. Oreib. @robs GIaidcnsl